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Eastern France City Walks

Explore the heart of Eastern France through these seven meticulously crafted City Walks, designed to immerse you in the charm and history of this captivating region.

Begin your journey in Annecy, where the “Venice of the Alps” enchants with its turquoise canals, historic Château, and stunning lakeside views.

In Colmar, wander through a fairytale town of half-timbered houses and vibrant, flower-lined streets.

Dijon invites you to savour the flavours of Burgundy, with its mustard, fine wines, and rich architectural heritage.

Experience the bustling vibrancy of Lyon, a UNESCO World Heritage city renowned for its gastronomy and silk industry.

Reims offers a taste of history with its grand cathedral, the coronation site of French kings, and Champagne houses.

Strasbourg offers a unique blend of French and German influences, from the iconic Cathedral to the picturesque Petite France district.

Lastly, Troyes welcomes you with medieval charm. Its narrow, cobbled streets reveal Gothic churches and timber-framed houses at every turn.

Each of these seven city walks is a journey through time, culture, and the essence of French elegance.

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Colmar City Walk

Colorful buildings next to a canal

Colmar City Walk

Explore the Colmar City Walk and discover its medieval charm, enchanting canals, and stunning architecture along cobbled streets. Colmar, nestled in the heart of the Alsace region in northeast France, is a picturesque city renowned for its well-preserved medieval and early Renaissance architecture.

First mentioned in historical records in the 9th century, Colmar has a rich heritage that spans over a millennium. The city is famous for its enchanting canals, earning it the nickname “Little Venice”. Its beautifully adorned half-timbered houses are colourful and make stunning photos.

The city’s vibrant old town, cobblestone streets, and the stunning Unterlinden Museum, home to the Isenheim Altarpiece, make it a captivating destination for history enthusiasts and art lovers alike.

Colmar is also celebrated as the birthplace of Frédéric Bartholdi, the sculptor of the Statue of Liberty.

Walk Distance approximately 2 km / 1.4 miles.